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Four. English, Hindi, Marathi (native) and Kannada. Sanskrit as well, but it's a dead language, and I can't speak Sanskrit because the grammar is extremely complicated. Had it in school for 3 years. So 5, if you're counting Sanskrit.

I generally count in English, unless I am using another language with my friends (excluding Sanskrit).

5. English, Spanish, Cantonese, and 2 of my native languages.

Four. In one of them, literally only up to 10. The other 3, much higher.

3. English, Spanish, French.

I speak English and pidgin Spanish (like, if you really have NO English I can try, and I can read it ok, very slowly.) No French beyond ballet, food, and personal care products as those often come with French labels.

4: English (native), Spanish (learned at school and 1-10 is about all I recall), Mandarin, and Japanese.

German, Cantonese, mandarin, English, French.

I used to know in Swahili too, does that count ?

Arabic, French, English, Chinese (mandarin), Russian.

8

English (native) Spanish French German Hebrew Mandarin Japanese Finnish

Well, I'm a native Romanian, so I can count (and speak, to various degrees) in Romanian, Italian, Spanish and French. Also, I live in Germany, so add that to the list. Do we count English? If so, I guess 6?

Turkish, English, German, Greek, Kurmanji, Japanese

Five.

bow many languages does Japanese count for

English, French, German, Portuguese, Spanish, and Japanese. Nothing special tbh.

Replying opened the spoiler for me, but:

1. English (native)
2. Spanish (school)
3. Esperanto (self-taught)
4. Latin (university)

I can also count to five in German, and I used to know 1-10 in Swahili, but now only remember that "moja means one"

wa', cha', wej, loS, vagh, jav, Soch, chorgh, Hut, wa'maH

(I can also do English, Latin, Spanish, French, and Japanese.)

English, German, Spanish, Polish, French

English Spanish German French

Yes

English, French, Spanish, German, Korean, Pig Latin, Oppish, Ubbi Dubbi

So eight, if the last few count.

English, Hebrew, Spanish, and Japanese

English, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin

Currently it's only English and Japanese. At one point I looked up how to count to ten in French, but I clearly don't remember it. I can also count to seven in Chinese (pitch probably incorrect) because of a song that starts off counting and stops at seven for whatever reason.

Though if we're counting writing, I'd be obligated to add Chinese because, at the very least, 1-10 in Japanese and Chinese are the same for just the numbers alone.

5 languages so far (German, french, english, 2 african languages). It would probably be 9 when mandarin, cantonese, spanish and arabic gets up to par in a few years.